Cars parked outside the flagship store of fashion designer Christian Dior in Paris, France. Sign reads “Christian Dior Chapeaux”. Women wearing African-inspired designs of Christian Dior hats outside the shop. A woman wearing a hat with a large flower. One turban is modeled with a matching parasol. Stitching on some hats are based on ethnic African designs.
Figure skating during the first Canadian Winter Games in Quebec City, Canada. Men and women on ice during pair dance. Spectators watch. A girl on ice during solo free style skating. Toller Cranston gives a solo performance.
The Third International Winter Motocross motorcycle race in Vimperk, Czechoslovakia. Riders on motorcycles race along a hilly and rough terrain and dirt roads. Spectators watch the race. The motorbikes pass through mud and over bumps. The face of the winner after the race.
Nazi concentration camp city of Auschwitz in Poland after its liberation by Soviet troops towards the end of World War II. Numerous concentration camp inmates, who have been freed, march on snow. Prisoners behind barbed wires after the surrender of German SS guards. Buildings at Auschwitz. Aerial view of Auschwitz. A blueprint of Auschwitz including barracks and crematoriums. Architectural elevation drawings of the crematoriums and gas chambers. Architectural elevations of the barracks.
Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz in Poland after its liberation by Soviet troops towards the end of World War II. Bunk beds at Auschwitz show camp prisoners. Electrified wire fences at the camp. 'Arbeit Macht Frei' sign at Auschwitz. A sign reads '6000 volt raum vorsicht lebensgefahr'. Women prisoners inside barracks. Pictures of various prisoners, from Poland, Czechoslovakia,and Hungary and Jews, Romanians,and others.
Prisoners after the liberation of Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz in Poland by Soviet troops towards the end of World War II. The prisoners stand behind barbed wires. An old prisoner. An old Yugoslavian woman and a young Czech boy standing amid corpses outside barracks. The prisoners walk out of the barracks in huge numbers after German surrender of the concentration camp.
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